2013 D Ohio quarter possible error

Discussion in 'What's it Worth' started by Sheila Ruley, Nov 18, 2015.

  1. Sheila Ruley

    Sheila Ruley The short blonde girl

    On the head of the quarter there is a lack of detail in the hair and not a strong impression of Washington's head. And notice a squigley line in his hair? Also, the lines going across the head. the words on the quarter are impressioned just fine. On the back, there seems to be a small gouge near the S in the word Perry's. Are any of these markings possible errors? Zoom in to get a better look. 20151118_193829.jpg 20151118_193515.jpg
     
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  3. Markus1959

    Markus1959 Well-Known Member

    Just scratches from circulation!
     
    Last edited: Nov 18, 2015
  4. Markus1959

    Markus1959 Well-Known Member

    Anything "INDENTED" into the coin is damage since it left the mint!
     
  5. Sheila Ruley

    Sheila Ruley The short blonde girl

    I kinda figured that. But my main curiosity is about the lack of detail when the rest of the quarter seems normal. Compared to other quarters it does not have the same detail in the hair. Also the whole head just seems as though it didn't get pressed on properly, almost what a worn coin would look like. The only difference is that this coin doesn't seem to be worn in any other place than the head and the hair.
     
  6. ken454

    ken454 Well-Known Member

    just wear an tear...
     
  7. Sheila Ruley

    Sheila Ruley The short blonde girl

    OK, thanks
     
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  8. tommyc03

    tommyc03 Senior Member

    I concur with the rest but don't give up. This quarter was known for a doubled die at the jacket on the reverse. It can be found in the listings at doubleddie.com, John Wexler's error site. Also, while checking quarters, take a close look at the base of Washington's bust for minor die cracks, these will appear as raised lines of metal and not scratches. On the older reverses with the eagle check the left wing for die cracks. There are a lot of these from the 80's/90's. Also minor but still collectible. On nickels check the left & right base of Monticello for die cracks that extend to the rim. On Roosevelt dimes you may find raised metal that are called die breaks at the face. On older wheat cents check all of the lettering and numerals for filled letters and numbers, these are called die chips.
     
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  9. Sheila Ruley

    Sheila Ruley The short blonde girl

    Thank you so much. That really helps.
     
  10. Shanequa Young

    Shanequa Young Active Member

    Here is my coin with what seems to be a going in the same spot on S. And it looks as if I have a die cracks on the neck of the bust. I see scratches but I also see the so called crack.
     

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  11. Shanequa Young

    Shanequa Young Active Member

    Tried to get a good pic of the crack but do not have a good magnifier.
     

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  12. Brian Nguyen

    Brian Nguyen Active Member

    Can you take a picture of the rim/edge of the coin?
     
  13. Shanequa Young

    Shanequa Young Active Member

    It's not silver, bad lighting.
     

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  14. Brian Nguyen

    Brian Nguyen Active Member

    Is that of an area where the reverse indented?
     
  15. Shanequa Young

    Shanequa Young Active Member

    Yes it is but not as noticable. I did not realize it until looking back at the picture.
     
  16. Shanequa Young

    Shanequa Young Active Member

    It also looks like there something going on with the right side of his jacket and the right eye is missing.
     
  17. Brian Nguyen

    Brian Nguyen Active Member

    The rim look normal. It looks like a slight MAD (Misaligned Die). Nothing really major. Still nice to have in a collections bin.
     
  18. Shanequa Young

    Shanequa Young Active Member

    Did you see the missing eye and whatever is going on with the right side of the jacket?
     
  19. Brian Nguyen

    Brian Nguyen Active Member

    It just wear and tear during its serving time
     
  20. Shanequa Young

    Shanequa Young Active Member

    I also think I see a small die gouge to the right of the eye in Victory. Might just be a scratch but like you say, good for the collection.
     
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  21. quarter_life

    quarter_life New Member

    Does anyone know if the front of the quarter is just wear and tear or something else?
     
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